

Imprecatory Prayers, Friendship, and Jesus with Nona Jones
What do you do with the pain that remains after you’ve forgiven someone? If we look to the Bible for guidance, we see that one-third of the Psalms are “imprecatory prayers,” or prayers for justice or vengeance. It’s in those prayers that we can find some helpful language for handing over that grief and anger to God,…

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“I hollered when Preston said “I can’t imagine washing the feet of someone who I knew was gonna betray me.” … because in reality it’s not funny, but it really shows the character of Jesus 🥲🌸”
“I use to let my kids stay home because I recognize that even kids need a break from the stress of school life. A lot of the behaviors experienced in the home was hard and abusive. I purposely determined that I would raise my kids.”
“I experienced something similar with my dad. When he had a stroke and was completely debilitated, all the resentment left me immediately. I wasn’t even a Christian at the time, but even I understood that there was nothing I could do or say…”
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